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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-08-13, Page 5SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS All Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS 'OPEN DAILY T. PRYDE & SON Inquiriey aro, in\ dud -'-Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 , CLINTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas Or Bill Pinder 527.1382 Bus 527.1750. , News of Egmondville Correspondent Mrs. Ronald Brady Mrs. Eveleyn Shera and War- ren, Egmondville, Mrs. IdaJack- son and Donald: Hensall, Miss Dorothea Nelsbn, Toronto, spent. Sunday at Stratford and also vis- ited the Art Show. • . .• one 4 1/a -os. Ott of Johnson's BABY LO TION WITH THE PURCHASE 00 ONE 0.02, OTL. OF JOHNSON'S BABY OIL FOR ONLY 1.59 2 CHARCOAL .b bags 880 (Spec. Pack) Powdered AJAX 2 5.lb. • on DETERGENT box II ra7 Top Vale 'Choice ASgetSORTablEeD 4 1 tins 0 9-ox. 08 0 Ves Libby's RELI ASSO SHES RTED 4- 12.oz. nee Jars Oa Lady Patricia HAIR y - 10; tin oz. 0If NIWA SP (Softi firm pr eXtra,fIrtn) Maple Leaf THE. E4PosaTOR'., $igArOltififr. 0141%. Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Nee With summer holidays in full swing, many weeklies are on holidays and thus makes it rather hard to gather enough material for this column. In fact, some are taking two weeks, and this is as it should be, because, who works any harder to please the public on their demand for the news of the community and it is a must that the printer meets the deadline to accomplish this public service. There- fore, "Scanning the Weeklies" may not be as informative for the next couple of weeks. However, we will do our best to bring you as many important area items as possible. In scanning the Clinton News-Record we note that vandals were at work Friday, at the Community Park. Picnic tables were overturned and children's slides smashed. A window in the judge's stand at the new raceway was broken. Hayfield has a new Sea Scout troop. Ted Gozzard, one of the troops organizers has been teaching the local youngsters the tricks of a mariner's life.. The Hayfield troop played host recently to a group of Sea Scouts from Woodstock. . An item in the Blyth Standard relates the Blyth firemen. were called to the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray White of Morris Township, Saturday night to extinguish- a fire in the upper floor of the house. A new quarter mile oval for • pony racing was officially opened at the Blyth Agricultural grounds last Saturday evening. The Mitchell Advocate reports that "Karen Heney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heney, has received word from the Western Conservatory of Music, London, that she was awarded the highest mark in grade 2 singing in the 1969-70 season and hat been awarded a silver medal for her achievement. Harmon Brodhagen, Mit- chell; who has been on the staff at At- wood School has been advanced to the principalship there. From the St.iarys Journal-Argus we note that Lawrence Mitchell while making alterations in a downtown store, discovered a copy of the May 2, 1929 edition of the Journal-Argus. An item related that St. James' Parish ladies had presented' a minstrel show and dresses were advertised at $2.79 each. You could buy 1929 Essex from Kelly Bros. for $840.00. Mr. Jack Woods of Kings- way Lodge marked his 88th birthday re- cently. The Kincardine News reports that the Old Boys' Reunion drew 10,000. Miss Urkla Oilman was crowned Miss Kin- cardine. She Cs the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oilman. Seaforth Legion were representest at the Drumhead Ser- vice held in Viaoria Park , on Sunday. H. L. Fair Agricultural representative for Ontario County is being honored on his retirement, according to the Beaver- ton Express. Mr, Fair hat served'the farming area during the past 23 years. The Teeswater News reports like a gpod many other centres that playground activities have been many and varied. Thos e in ,charge at Teeswater are Patty King and Vivian Elliott. The Goderich Signal-Star reports that an area youth was killed early Wednesday when the motorcycle he was operating collided with a car at a fourway inter- section near Benmiller. the 18 year old youth, James Russel Kernighan, was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ker- nighan Of R.R. 4, Goderich, The Legion Committee of the Lancaster Memorial reports that over 700 tourists have taken a guided tour through the Lancaster Air- craft at- Sky Harbour since June 1. it is estimated that over 3,000 persons have visited the site. A large number of_ friends gathered at The Little Inn' in -Hayfield recently to honor Miss Clare Mc- Gowan, retiring_ director of Huron County Children's Aid Society. During the even- ing she was presented with a gold watch suitably inscribed. Members of Seaforth Chapter 233 of the order of the Eastern Star are shown as they took part in a recent London TV program. The program "Take Your Choice" was presented by CFPL-TV. Your Headquarters for Farm. Supplies SEAFORTH. FARMERS PRICES EFFECTIVE AUG. ' 12 - 15 INCLUSIVE . • :. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT. TO IMIT QUANTITIES • • • 4. • 4 • • News of CONSTANCE M. and Mrs. Bob Reynolds and family returned home to ' Southfield, . Michigan, after spending the past week' with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Jim, Bob and Sharon. Mrs. Luther Sanders and Miss Brenda . Scott ale spending a few days visiting in London with Mrs. Ken Reid, Paul, David and Jane and with' Mr. Ken Reid in West- minster Hospital. Jeffery Whyte of Oshawa is spending a week ,holidays with his grandmother,' Mrs.VW. Whyte and Tom; Bill anti'Margra. • Miss Diane Preszcator is holidaying with miss Elaine Pfaff of Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Andy McFar- lene and family of Seaforth were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert-Dron. Mr. and 'Mrs. Jim Preszca- tor, Billy and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator ancr girls Sound, Ont.; James McCarthy, Georgetown, Ont.; Gerald McIri--• tqsh & Son, London, Ont.; Angus D. McLean, Parkhill, Ont.; Neil McLeod, Sunderland, Ont.; Albert Norris, Jr., Waterloo, ant. J. S. Palmer & Sons, Mars- den, Sask.; George Procunier, Ashburn, Ont.; Edmund Reavie, Flinton, Ont.; Lloyd Hobinson4 Neil Reavie, Tweed, Ont.; W. & A. Savage, Lloydminster, Sask.; Shyway Farms, Shedden, Ont.; Thomas Somers, Beeton, Ont.; E. R. Stubbs, Caledonia, Ont.; Joseph Sullivan, Peterborough, Ont.; Twinbrook harm, -Embrp, Ont.; Walnut Drive Farms, Stay- ner,-Ont.; R. S. Walter, Gowan- stown, Ont.; L. G. Warren & Sons, Lambeth, Ont.; and,Wotton House Farms, Uxbridge, ant. 4 or Correspondent Miss Mary IVIcIlwain Mr. and Mrs. Bill McFarlene Mr. and Mrs. Don McFarlene and family, all of Timmins, were. visitors thiough the 'past week ^ with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dron. Miss Helen Warren of London,. Miss Marie Harvey of Don Mills spent a few days the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson, • John and Elizabeth. Miss Margie Whyte is home I for the summer holidays with her mother, Mrs. W./ L. Whyte ancr4 Tom and Bill 'Troth the University of Guelph. John Scott returned to his home _on Saturday from War • MeMorial Hospital in London. We would wish him the best of health in the future. Mrs. Irene Grimoldby is ' visiting with Mrs. John Mann of Clinton while Mr. Mann is a patient in the hospital. • • A near all-time record 01232 head from 42 exhibitors has been entered in the Centennial Plus Ten Commonwealth Hereford show and sale, it was announced recently by show officials. The special Centennial Plus Ten show will be held September 2 in conjunction with the Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto. It marks the 110th anniversary of the first Import/lion of regis- tered HerefordAnto Canada. - Largest entry comes from Ontario with a total of 217 head representing 38 exhibitors. In 4. addition 14 head from three Sas- katchewan exhibitors have been entered and one animal from Manitoba. Following is a complete list `of exhibitors; - N. C . Alexander, Cargill, Ont.; Almira Hereford Farms, • Unionville, (Jilt.; Alta Vista Farm, Creemore, Ont.; William B. Arnold, New Lowell, Ont.; William pall Son, Woodbridge, Ont.; W, G. Bere, Arva, Ont.; Andrew Bildy, Rodney, Ont.; Miss Mary Blackburn, Stittsville, Ont.; Brigden Farms, Brigden, Ont.; • T. A. Carruthers, Belleville, Ont.; Melvin D. R. Clark,Grand- view, Man.; Whitney Coates & Son, Centralia, Ont.; Cyril Cook & Sons, 'Barrie, Ont. Milton•Cornish & Sons, Indian River, Ont.; H. J. L. Eedy & Sons, Dungannon, Ont.; G. & E. • Gillies, Milton, Ont.; W. T. James & Son, Carlton Place, Ont.; Jarvis Hereford Farms, Jarvis, Ont.; Don Johnson, Burrows, Sask.; Harold Lannin, Winchester, Ont.; Leidra Lands, Ltd., Markhaln, Ont.; Gary & Roy Lunen, Owen • '1F -411111-14"1"Toiliii" INSURANCE . Auto, Fire, Life Dan* G. .Eaton Insurance Agency Limited. Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527.1610, Seaforth IGA BRIEFLET — ANNOUNCING New Store Hours WE WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL - DAY WEDNESDAYS And thereafter will provide 6.days 'a week services, excepting STATUTARY HOLIDAYS- Our staff will each enjoy their usual day off per week, but we consider it necess- ary to provide the same shopping hours as nearby towns. HaVe 'Large Entry In Heleford Show, Sale WILKINSON'S IGA Senforth spent Sunday at Benmiller camp- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and amity attended the Hart fan-illy picnic held at the Goderich Beach on Sunday. Mrs. W. L. Whyte and Tom visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der Molan,Paul, Mark and Margie of Oakville and with Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Woodruff of St. David's. . News of • CROMARTY Correspondent Mrs. Ken McKellar Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Splane, Misses Anna and Francis Scott and Mr. Len McKenzie , all of London; ' Mrs. J. R, Jefferson and Mrs Norman. Harburn visited on Sun- day with Mrs'. R. Dodds at Huron- ' view, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar visited last week with Mrs.M11- -dred Crago and Mr. and Mrs. ' Alan Somers, . s and with Mr. and rs.' 'Ken Hogg and Robert, Thorndale. Mrs. ' Laverne Wallace and girls accompanied Mrs. Shirley Elliott and family on a camping holiday at Niagara Falls and Peterborough. The C.G.I.T., Explorers and C.O.C. were entertained by the Women's Missionary Society of Cromarty Church at their'Aug- ust meeting in the Sunday School room of " the church. The roll call was answered with a proverb. A film strip on Japan w joyed by all. Lunch was serve by the ladies and a social time enjoyed. Mrs. J. C, Cornish of Sea- forth visited on. Monday with Mr. and /Vim K. McKellar. FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER our specifitiaTiOnS) (Cut to y rain fed Gov', inspected branded g Gov't, HIN OF FRONTS BEEF OF BEEF DS (125.14a lb. size) 00.150 lb. size) IT lb.. 53° lb. 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